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What are the fees associated with becoming an Alcor member?

April 26, 2017alcor associated fees

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What are the fees associated with becoming an Alcor member?

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Adults pay $398.00 annual dues plus $120 annually for Comprehensive Member Standby, for a total of $518. Additional family members pay $259.00 annual dues plus $120 annually for Comprehensive Member Standby, for a total of $379. Annual dues for persons under age 18 are $100 (Comprehensive Member Standby fees are waived for minors). Life insurance in the minimum amount of $80,000 for neuropreservation, or $150,000 for whole body preservation is also required (or these amounts must be secured by other means). Alcor strongly recommends that funding above minimum amounts be obtained if possible to allow for inflation and future technical advances. For more information, see Schedule A – Required Costs and Cryopreservation Fund Minimums.